Worldwide, the consequences of climate change are increasingly evident, and the link to land rights is growing harder to ignore. Growing evidence suggests that secure land rights can encourage farmers to invest in climate adaptation infrastructure and sustainable land management practices that are necessary to bolster climate resilience and food security. Learn more about what is needed to equip rural women and men with secure rights to the land they farm in this Skoll Foundation blog.
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